This tiny marvel flies like the
big ones, yet is the smallest, |
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General Description: |
The G-1 ultralight helicopter
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![]() An engine of 40 h.p. or higher, such as this 48 h.p.2-cycle engine, is used to power the G-1. (Visit our Engines Page) |
Developed, tested and sold
in the 1970's by Compcop, the G-1 was designed to fill the need for an
affordable, easy-to-build ultralight helicopter. The entire helicopter can be
built at home with ordinary tools at a low cost. No license is required to fly
the G-1 because it is in the license-free "Ultralight Aircraft" category
(see FAR Part 103). |
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![]() Vortech's complete Catalog for the homebuilt helicopter hobbyist comes FREE with your order for the G1 plans. Contains a wide selection of parts, kits, plans, rotorblades, books, videos, etc. (A $10.00 value) |
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THE KESTREL is a single-seat
ultralight helicopter powered by small jet engines
mounted on the tips of the rotorblades. This form of power
eliminates the need for a tail rotor, simplifying and reducing
the cost of construction. |
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